davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

s1oVx CrT. Ia. April I2-No new feat
urss we're deveiorsf IN he Haddock esse
today. tbe. tine of the court beng consumed
vito Arguments 10 the larv IA bsbaif OF the
defsnce. Coa0ty Attorney March VII
spesk FOR the STATE tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

ctr Aetvesn II sDd / ofelsck tbs Eaoxnine.
sr4zrsntig esase5 - tbe brrnfnr - =
b41d5ne. Al frE sehf TIE f-s srfssre6 &c
- in rhe suh<rfs 81 she ctr. bzf 5lrestEz<-
ton proved shes i was segsrss n les 0af-
SIDE the CITY Enes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

tsrs,sys - ~ TxNsae1s-sss,Ne.
EAsT -serSkw. April iZ-The cf6cisl
canvass today on the prohihitory amend
mens iocressed TIE esfimatea msiorit7
a1ainst IL The vote resgltef- Yes 3l7l.
80. 9.05s. a majority against i of s81
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
The Steamship Eagle I'm Port.

ST. JOINS. n. F.. April l2.-The sealing
steamship Eagle arrived yesterday. She re-
with the ships name found on the ice. were
thrown overheard to make room for seals.
There is great rejoicing among the sealers'
families over the arrival Of the supposed
lost vessel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
.,,ch,oan central Nepo.ia.,on.,

Sr. THOMAS. Ont, April 12.-Jt is under
stood that negotiations for the transfer. by
the Michigan Central railroad, of the entire
Canada Southern line TO the Canada Pacific,
are in progress. and are likely to be soon
completed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
Five Thousand Imm.gran.s Coming

LIVERPOOL. April 12.-The steamers sail
ing from Liverpool for New York on Saiur-
day and Sunday last took 5000 immigrants
Of other nationality than Irish.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

stst-s,se 81, rts tttsleec-.sss4a.
btLEAsxt. April l1.-0winR 70 mistakes
IN the returns from soue townships. cor
rect returna cannot be ziysn today
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Ksssss crrv. No, April H. Dfspa4bes
frosn ffty-thrss points II Southwestern
KaaSss repoft . c5sa ralnfal. wh.h i
grsally 5enedtfins winter EheaL
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

ssts-ztst ~t>sse.s-~E<s.a.
GzkSB LEpsz. Aprii l1.-S. y. MagcF, "a
Cd ard respected cstizen q Roxand tora-
ship, died ssldenly yezseri4y 81 neurs ga
o. TIE eeart He vas 4 p.oEesr = Eaten
county.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

. stresez - vss esst.sae-<t<sfs
Lsxs CFrr. Apsa The sote on tie
sraendmsnt wzs De ia this eoans7. there
beng Al votes cast fsr Ans sszs4st tbs
aasa1men-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

.s--etist 81 -ss -essstt.tstsle
rtfoeIr. sprl t3-TAe oeieial eanvass
tosssr snnws majority of g 9- sxainst
tha sr-..r ment
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

s~s,ee<s ~ sts tt-llsas-sts,sa-
CaA-r svclx. April f2-The ofsioiai can
vsS .casv gives he prohi5itory amendment
= mri1ri,T of 337.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Mrs.. Phos5e WHITFIELD. Of Grand Rapids.
savs that the result Of tks slIlfrsge debate Is
a sorry thirg for this Lexislatrre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The House passed = bill 70 appropriate
So. tSi for the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb flr fss-. and $50 90 Cor tsSS.
The Stats Board of Health is holding its
annual meeting here today. Dr. John
Aver~. of Greenviiie. wa5 reelected Presi-
aen. for Two years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The Sersts passed several bills. those Of
most importancs beings bill % prrtect
voters. VINO can not resd Engiish. from
fraud and deception st the polls, bin 70
make the possession OF game or
nsh ont 0f reason pri1J1 f1cie evi-
dence Of violation OF the game Law
and a bill % prevent the wssriug ofG. A. T..
badges sxcspt By members Of Posts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

are a Specially Wita this Pa
per. Send Ehem IN and Watch
the Results.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
ninesn chaIls.re. Collins.

The free Press of yesterday contains ths
following
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KEWRPAPERS.

The following pertinent remarks.
copied from the Reno Journal Of the 3rd
insRnI sere respectfully referred to
busirr IS men and others who are. inter
SStsd in the welfare and prosperity Of
thrir respective neighborhoods:
Too mTny people labor under the i'm
preston that newspapers should be par
excellence whether they are patronized
Or not. They expect to see a paper
crowded With news. yet they will not
contribute = iarthing for it's support.
Very often the remark is made: 81 will
give you an sd or q subscription to hslP
you along Newspaper men are not
objects Of charity and do not labor rs
such. They give moro than value re-
eeiyOd for nIl the business in tho way Of
advertising they get. Those mel who
take G'is charity view OF the matter, are
unmlndiul OF tho fact that the advertis-
iDG eehimnS Of a newspaper are the in.
dsI o. the prosperity Of their town or
city. AliTe paper, 6lled with business
advertisements. 10 indicative OF the well
fare " q town AMI IL the best represent
alton that could possibly be made.
They attract homeseekerS to II locality
that would other wise never come. Cap
itAlIsts Who are In search Of landed in.
VeStuSntS:: are attracted by them. or
course all advertisements help the
noWspapeT man, Just az a sale OF goods
aids the business man, but at the same
dino 10 nsnents the one who adyerlises
70 . much greater extent than It does
the printer. Any town can have a good
paper II !! receives proper support.
JuIt 81 ,tb = business establishment.
Advertising ~ done mors to enrich
mer than nnythin: else in tho world.
4 rBu who tully understands Wha,
nsW.papers are md what they do. nov
o. puts IN an advertisement to help tho
print = sang but 9essit exclusively to
benrst hinis4itI': II is q matter OF loeit-
innate badness. md not nne OF charity.
EneSurAee the bnsines interests OF the
printer, 70 he encourages che growth
and business interests OF yonr town.
SOuAtJ aud STATE, and . i've. energetic
So6 newly paper will follow.
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Bob MorroW.

The Sau Francisco Grand Jury has
indicted Bob Morrow for corruptIng ju.
ries. McCord, who came to this coast
from Drnvcr. to help secure this in.
dictment. for reasons hat can only be
suspected. has lost every recollection Of
the entire transaction. District Attor-
ney Stonehill says he will do his duty.
There is one thing certain. if boodler
Bob brihes any more juries he will have
to pay ash.-IEvening Report.
OF Robert +. Morrow and the causes
which led 70 his prosecution. the Carson
Appeal says:
Boo Morrow used to be one of the
most envied and prominent men in San
Francisco. He lad great wealth, and
high social position, and his money
made him almost omnipotrnt. lie i,
o stunned and despised by his old
associates. because his true character
has been exposed. mud no one likes to
hob o with u man over whose cnreer
the shodow Of San Quentin is beginning
to creep. The jury bribing scandal il
coming to the surface. aud Morrow. who
has 30 long had II supreme contempt
for everybody and everything. is begin.
ming to sweat blood. A poor widow was
suing for the death If her husband. who
died from injuries received on Nor.
rows railroad. The jury was bribed to
defeat the widow OF her due. The jury
ixers say that Morrow was behind the
scenes furnishing the money to fix The
jury. A millionaire committing felony
to beat n pour woman in a law suit!
Such a rascal should be scourged from
the face of the earth.
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COURT SUM
MONS.

THE DISTRICT co ET or THE STATE
! 81 No'"d.. IA aud for tho counIy of fiko.
THA STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GKgET
ING To NORMAN WINES.
You NJ" h'rrby ~n"tiheii TO appear In an &C.
ti"n comm need As iuHt yoI 10y Naomi Wine.
A. y ainiIi la the district Court Of the s.ais
Il y Nhds Ia AMI for tho county Of EiLo.
state Of Nevada, at tins I"~n vi LlEu ~ 4 an
."'TtE. cu,apINiuIIhsTciL which 10 on nj. with
ilie Cl-ik Df ssid Court within ten days alter
the .cr'i,e ou you 81 this Suminnns itErIns,Vo
u ia" CaS 81 sLm'.l iGGTvrd ia said county.
IT tNcnry dsy- Il served out of.,sd county. but
Within It'll, DIST ict. AMI In all Other ...e.
forty dtJs, or ia !gcnr I - default.
nil Ice taken sc sinst you according TO
IA" PRAYER 81 s.iI .mplsiuI. The aid ntion
Il Tor 'usht u recover judgment AEalust yoa
ia" -AEi defend ,ut. dI.spINGng tic hDud. OF
MarrinE" BOW "It-tins tcIwrcu Won and plain.
an 'ud R-,u'iuEt - ttr piainuGA dtVorc. aud
H!-" That the cu-tnty Nnl control Of the two
:t"n"T ciid'cn Marion Naomi Wine. and
james Ira MIErs b. awarded To plaintiff AMI
also that ~" plaintiff he d"rtccI prrm ,uctt
nlimnny and settling aside Ia her ~ such .llmo.
ny the W : Ofthv = q Y Of cotton 2. AndtneN
L \ - the Y ! ~ section II. nui lot I OF
Ia" y W Y OF section II. iuh tho = D. v II ths
SEA Of section }. all being IN Township No
~ North. Range ~, Last, Mount DiahIo Ia,
aud i"rr!IiAn Ia Liko county. state Of Stvad.,
Sati Rppiicru II b. made by tic plaintiff upon
ih" ~ ui"s Ut wti.fii ucscTIuI aud fsIIufs 4,
rr'Ni . ia" e. hnm "a ncy,,s,tIs. vt life for
pA'inIin Irr IL" sp'co Of ono yrtr he. ore tho
r'mm. noo.urrt -; ti- scti III. all Of which vii
iuhy sPp ar itum ite complaint on Mo her. IN.
Aud y'n As hereby noIihsd that II , on fail
10 appear a IL answer ihs said complaint, a,
shU'c TrqITri Ia" said plat tin viii apply 10
III Counter tre raIi"f .unMied la TIA, com
pl rint aud ~ uIis sum mons,
l" testimony wner Of |, a., u. WIssman hsye
h'reun'o set my mani nj Hii rcd the seal VI
said Court III Oh hay OF Aprl i,si,
lDis're Ct Cour, seal.
u n wISEMAs,
20 iuiJ G k and 1T "mtlo Cisrk ~ ia. Iis.
'het Ciur' Of hIEt o ruuiy. SiItr Uf Esvs a.
JuIS 4. BAKLR.
Ai."r,sy IUt pIaiutn.
hiko, NcVsds, July y. issL a.r
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OAARHaaOND~~
lNoA.


IL Board d County Commissioners
NJ Monday. August LIST. and after dis
poAAg a tie claims presented Cpublish-
II ysSssrdAy1 transacted the following
RaiASiA, Preset Msssrs. Honeymah.
Dsia1sy sae Biz.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
sd Apprc7ed.
The eaSh In Ne County Treasury was
6o1Aked and found to correspond with
- lrditor'S books.
Tho Bc-,i having under considera-
NoA ths petition ri /. p. WooIverton
aud ethar resident taxpayers Of the
North Ruby Valley Rocd District, pray
lag for the location, op,piag to public
Hse and establishi-; . public road Or
hIRhvtJ In saij district to begin at Or
noaS the r,Gdescs OF Up. woolverton
IN tsstN : Y o. section 80 In Township
~ Moth. Range 60 East, theuce to run
DSuh-aast 70 the Northeast corner Of
Township IS North. Range 60 East,
'JASas7 due South along the East line Of
-'OSid Township 70 the Southeast corner
thereof, and ciehcs' Southeast to inter
DSst che Ruby and Clover Road. Said
road to run through lands owned by the
.puitSd States Government, and also
.IhEough lands owned or occupied by
Mills Moore. and evidence having been
DEo6ueed before the Board aud heard by
Il Ia the matter. aud il appearing to the
Board thersfrom that said petition vas
Higncd by q majority of the resident tax
payers OF sAid North Ruby Valley Road
DistdSt according to the last previous
assessment roll. TO wit: The assessment
roll OF 1885. as we'll as the Incomplete
assessment roll OF 1887, and it further
appearing that said road will pass
wholly through lads owned 10y the
DATED States Government except q
small portion thereof which will pass
through lands occupied by one Mills
Moore. AID said petition being in all
respects in con6rmity with the law in
such cases made and provided. the
oOeIu uetoOy BthuS hhiu peblIlou huu
appoints A. @. Dawley. a disint,rested
person, A. road viewer with such powers
Had authority and for the purposes
provided by law.
Upon motion the Board ordered that
there be Transferred from the Contingent
fund to tine General fund the sun Of
$1,000.
Upon motion the Board ordered that
there be transferred from tho Elko
special school mud TO the Exc school
fund the sum OF 10 O5. this closing the
Eko Gpscial school mud account.
Upon motion the Board ordered that
3. n. Henley furnish Mrs. Banks, an
INDECENT. with provisions 10 the amount
sfS2c during the month OF August.
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned to Monday Sept. 6.
1857. -
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4 SoCinbIc ISurVInr.

a young woman visiting III Portland.
Maine. was awakened by ~ noise in her
room. when Il burglar put his hand over
her mouth. kissed her md said: Keep
still sis; l won't hunt you. All | want
IS those trinkets." She managed To
arouse the house. when. With n polite
Good night, SIS" he sprang from IL
window having in n bundle every port.
able article Of value in the room. and n
sum of money. lie left his hat behind,
and it was hung in the front hall to be
given to the police ms n clew. The fam
lily then retired. and the burglar re-
turned md stole the hat.
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August I.td.

San Francisco P~ost:-Tne LuI Angel.
rs vitrOl case is going the familiar ro,,
81 posiponcineuts aud cUutiguruces
After being postponed severn; months
IL was called II week ngo. "]pcrcmptori.
ly" sc, for last Thursday, then cuntin.
ned to Monday, and finally went over
till Tuesday. The vitriol throwcr. il
seems. has discovered that Governor
Hill. Of New YORK. knows nothing
against her chastity. aud she wants tho
trial delayed till she can get an AFFIDAVIT
to that effect. She should have selected
the Car Of Russia. who could probably
give similar testimony and would delay
tile trial longer. But even such nm
AFFIDAVIT would hardly prove that she
did not throw Vitrol in Los Angeles.
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Wool.

For every hundred pounds Of Nevada
wool. together with the grease aud dmi,
about twenty-five to thirty pounds Of
wool are realized Ivy tine producer after
it is sconred. The producer has to pay
the freight onihe dirt and grease t. san
Francisco. and by the time he gets his
check he has little left to pay him for
his Investment and labor. by the rs.
tabliShmen; OF a securing mill at Rem
his profits will be Increased. his freight
bills reduced. ami he Will have the nd.
ditionnl satisfaction OF knowing that he
tx getting n"squnre dcul."-[Sngcbrush
Stockman.
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Not u California ilenr.

AnJbpiy cau catch a cold TIT, kind Of ,vcsib.
e. The truuh.e Il Ia Ie! W, like Oh. ni.n who
chugh: tho b"nr. W. HIyl.p uu- reader. IN
p%utcis-r uf MIR. .. =. Muller . hottie Of SAN.
IA ABLE, tito California KIng ui Co SUNNI.
u"n, A. Inns. Bruu, hits. Cdngh. aud Cr,up
Cutcs. at Keep II handy. 'ria pirs-,ns TO the
ustu AnI dcA.h to tue AJu,e CON .I,int..
sud VI 81 ~ a bnI'l". or 3 Tor 81 50. CALI.
fONNiN C~Nr.iLUuHE gives ltumediat. c,isf.
The Cs'ar, hal virus - SOU displ iced GJ ,ts
heating AMI penetrating mature, dive a a tn,
Al. s'E lnoa'h- 'rcAt.usnt o. ~. sent by rnsil
ii
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canned Meet.

L-#.NaH
ons hundred and siIty-odd played
out male boSines from California yer
qnnr:errd IN the Ogden Stoek-yard,
last Sunday. They we're . tough lot.
aud having outiiveI their useiuIn-tS
Sere being taken to Nebraska to b+
ftttened for the market. After mary
days they will be returned as choice
canned eorned beef. "Sich" il life ia
the far wrst.-lOSden News.
The ouly Error in the aboSe is in the
locality from which the said member,
of the Taurus family were shipped,
They were not from California but
from Elko county and w.Ie shipped
from thiI. place by II. +. HaPsood,
Who procured them iu exchange fol
PolIed Angus ami & tllowny bulls sVlt
to stockmen in. this county.
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Newspaper

There is much truth III tn assertion
that the boy or girl who is n regular
Reader Of newspapers will grow Up in
intelligence. ant will use proper Ian
guage in reading or writing. even If
their education Is limited. 1t is news,
science. history. geography and spelling
coinbimed. Incidentally thy first read
some of the local uff uirs which come
under their observation. After becom-
ing regular readers Of the home paper,
they O o branch out into the ~nffaiIs OF
the world and read the general news Of
the day, aud finally b come competent
to discuss matters of public Interest.
aud are useful AMI important men and
women.- indie Union.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-07

q seEah.xs and When placing Jour
stock In the nsFkst the diasreDes In the
prices nalired viii much more than
Oo~npeaAtStoS the original outlay In
securing hirA-Snd GreG PArnsrS a.
. general rule arc sxtrsDsly careful
vhsn pHsiAt0 in . crop u Sseurs the
~eleanest need and that variety which
will produces the most profitable crops;
aud it Is Of equal im~portaDee that stock
growers should exercise the same iudg-
msnt and foresight in the selection Of the
best and most profitable stock at what
ever cost. on the we'll established prin-
0iple that '.ths best IL the cheapest"
We are pleased to know that the
s~tockSroWers Of this county are adopt
ing this principle anG the evidences Of
the wisdom Of this policy is already
manifest in the improvement which is
already seen in the herds of both
cattle and horses found upon the ranges
throughout Eastern Nevada.
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Fol PAT.
ENT.
mo. SGI.1
q. : LAM on = At EurrkS SeyaIa.
July Il. 1851.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GtyES THAI WILL.
~ IAN W. C'is!iOnh whusu p-iI nee aud
post 9Th 90 ~aIlrcss j. S,It Lake CITY. iu salt
Lake Cuta'y. Utah Territory. la. ~ ,do .rpIt.
ration Tor a United Flats Patent Tor The nm
Chiri' lei" mi img clrtn. -itu,tc IN Fcru,r
VI ming district. lku C"uu J. state Of S.v,
da. consist = < of iJjJ linear icrt NJ tue IElc.
AMI surface srprm I 90 T.et vtI'. b'!n:LIto OF
survey NJ. yand described Ia Tie h.II mole,
and pat 81 the 'fi.ihI survey on ~. Ia thu.
Oiilce. with magnetic NaTi i,iOl at /; d.g0r,
esS'. ~ follows: Commencing al pct Ne.
tn" simultaneously conner - the claim Irutu
which I ? quarter sec iSu co her UrtA-cn and
common 20 Sect ms I anil -, Tnyn,up ?;
No To, ESngc 80 KASi. Mt. ID aLiJ Ncr dian.
beats = ?j deg L. min 4 III5 fo ~rI.tt.t
thence iuumtuR : - H. % mis- y T5I feet 10
fhc south std post. theme \ 81 h,H ~ min 4
~ ist to post no. }. the sUuih.ess,srIy corner
II the rliim; hence y ~ deg - IN " GULrrt
to po-t y" }, tie North ea' ,rIy corn OF the
G ain ih"nc' \ 10 deg ~ mi " GU feet
North iii. p It: thence y sIdcg ~ min " 40
f'ctt' post Sr.1 the No ih.wUs CrIy ,ur.,t
of he clam: and thence X 81 deg ~ min 4 .so
feet to said post No l, the place of hcginuiny.
containing a total area Of Ii.s5 acre., al Of
winch l. claimed ani srpUei Tor. the area ia
80 DICT with lot or siirYrJ 81, tle Nam.
moth IoIr. not b,inR rTcop. cI Or excl rIrI
from the claiU "T ION s4iI ,pPtcAlion.
Prom the mildlc Of tbs wc,isr c,I lno
Of said Big Lhlrf ~ ie clai,n tho ui.cuyrIy u Int
Of IT," ci'iu bouss ~ lie 81 min T. iau I,,t
,is'anL TIL Sid minIug clIim being uIrc,,I
iu the pHro Oi the CuuutJ .eCurI Of II,
a. .sss.Kv 4.W.N a o . - - 4NN 49,. a.
sAiI 'n,uing ~ Irirt, At Elap. !, LIsu Cu,u
Nevada. The n Hr'Et kuuNu ! cations BEN,
the "MAmmpIh' lot 81. tho Nod CIurd' tot ~.
the o.. lsu" lot IS. sui the Great wtsi,T
iolo miuiug cihn'. IN the same DiufIct
my and all per uns clhi Mug AlVcrseIy any
potion of sid Bi4 Chief nine, or ,utf.rc
ground. are r'1uirc'i T." ME their hJVcr o claims
wi,h the Register al the Usi,cl Sta 81 L,ut
ON o. ~ Eur-E Z. Ia the STATE ui Sr,aIa. 4
InG 10" sixty dsy,' pc I'D " publication IT, r..
~. or tnoy viii be- TIA. rod ~ Virtue II the pru.
~yisionI Of the 5tsiGtc.
u " NALL.
i~icSider.
! dir RI that this notice bo publ. he'd IN IN. |
SiIrENDLSt, At Elho. Scv the u,wsustct
publish d nearest the saiJ Milling claim. r.,
th pUiiSd " sky days.
D.. II HALL.
REGISTER.
Dated. EiEo. July a.. 1891.
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slightly EmbeIIishcd.

On the Goth ult w. published an
item in reference to the unexpected
birth Of n child Mt the residence Of Alex .
Musser. Mt Wells, from which the En-
terprise draws on its inauguration rs
follows:
"A a at Wells, Eastern Nevada, is
ON the wnrpath. A hurried lady
stopped at his house over night and
became n mother before morning. This
considerably excited the citizens Of
Wells, but hardly had he done flying
shout on behalf Of the visiting lady
before his own wife began to make
demands upon him in the snme liue
Again lie rushed forth among the doctors
and old danes, and in m hour or two
IL was announced TO him that ho was
the father Of twins. His wife had, in
gamblers parlence. .''seeu't the lady
visitor mud had ''gune her one better"
The husband swrars that hereafter no
married woman shalt enter his house.
unless sie shall come nIned with n
written guarantees from some reputable
physician. lie says his wife is $50
devilish ambitious" tha. should u
woman stop ut tue house and give birth
to twins. she would forthwith call upon
him to father triplets.''
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The MAXWELL Murder Case.

A St Louis dispatch OF the LIST instant
says;
The farther OF Brooks. alias Mar we'll,
IL making preparations to mako Nm N.
peal for his son to Lieutenant Cover
nor Moorehouse. who ia now acting Gov.
ernor Brooks wants q stay OF erecu.
ton and believes that his son would
bcsuficicntly punished with imprisou.
ment for life. Mr. Brooks Ia a Mason
in high standing. aud the officers assert
that lie is bringing Masonic influences
10 bear on the oasc. Public O. MON IL
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state ~UnISersLIS.

Notice OF the reopenins Of The Scat
University ut Erno "n the 9th of Sept
ember prox. APPEARS elsewhere in this
issue. The Board Of Regents have also
prepared and sent ont II Circular 10 the
people Of the State OF NevId. specially.
and Of the Pacific Coast geuerA lily.
which closes as follows:
II is believed. aud earnestly hoped.
that our University il about to enter
upon an era OF greater vigor aud USEFUL.
ness than it has ever enjoyed. and W.
besueak, for ourselves aud the Faculty.
the kindly sympathy and genial eli.
enlargement of all friends Of education.
TO the end that the institution may lie
made n noble success-an honor to the
CommVnw wealth which founded it.
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THE KENrUCKH ELECTION.


Kentucky held her State election on
Monday. and As usual the Democrats
elected tn. whole State ticket aud a
majority Of the members Of the Lrgisla-
ture. There has been. however. u
change in the vote Of the State on &C.
count Of the Labor Party which. it is
estimated, cast 65. 300 votes for the can
didn,es Of that party. In some parts OF
the State there were large Republican
gaius. What figure the ProhibitioniSis
cot in the election is not stated, and the
election. like that which is to take place
in Ohio. has no national Significance. ms
no Congresstuen have been selected.
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A smnIl BInxr.

Last evening about G o'clock a fire
was discovered in the works OF tue
Tripoli mine Mt Bullion aud before any
assistance cOdli he rendered the flames
had got under sueh beaiway ns to des.
troy the blacksmith shop, together with
the tools. a portion Of the trestlc work
and track. and the two turntables. The
loss IL slight. the heaviest being sus.
tanned by SIR. iLosObenkolI. the engi
neer. whose tool chest aud n valuable
set Of tosls were consumed or rendered
worthless. Some delay will lie cnused
by the accident bu, Mr.. Frank, the
superintendent. left Immediately after
the FIRE for this place. arriving here
about 3o'clock this morning. for the
purpose OF procuring material with
which to repair ~dAmnres.
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30 ~.7 nAS.E SCRUBS.

"rfhs farmers VI washoe valley are
Srsdunr, sWaksning To the fac. that one
Ros' colt 10 worth = dozen scrubs. and
ne ps-Atwo Dessons the more progress.
iva LaJb saisstsd vell.brsd slres for
N.;S DtlrSt. Tho result can already
b scan IN this S~ssson's colts. and
WANbCr valley IL On the high road to be.
sopns a. inpsrspt horse center II the
SpiK, Etieh nor inbuss snr farmers 10
kept shrs." ID.
Tho above irntn Me SGgebrush Stock.
maa SpHtss tot only W the farmers Of
WsShos souaty but - ;boso Of every
Souply In The Statc, snd is In accord.
snoS nib Tho views Of ths 1SDErpEDsSr
- hsrstoforo frequently expressed. II
snsts no hVre 70 tsod. bsrd aud handle
Seat brAA stesh than II does 10 take care